Festival celebrated in Salvaterra de Mino during the first weekend of December, when sparkling wines complete their secondary fermentation after two years of production.
A short interpretive trail along the bank of the river Tea, visiting several pesqueiras (traditional fish traps), such as the Puntal do Canelas and the Raña de Remolinos.
A large garden park just a few metres from the Salvaterra de Miño fortress, on the banks of the Miño, considered one of the largest public parks in Galicia, covering more than 100,000 square metres.
A viewpoint in Salvaterra de Miño from which the river Miño can be seen in all its fullness, together with the neighbouring Portuguese town of Monção on the far bank.
A sculpture on the riverside promenade of Salvaterra de Miño, representing the lamprey, an emblematic fish of the gastronomy and culture of the Lower Miño.
A late medieval bridge of Roman origin over the river Tea, between the parishes of San Lourenzo de Salvaterra and San Miguel de Cabreira, in Salvaterra de Miño.
